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Destroyer_of_knights on 12 November 2009
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Reggie saying their game will sell well....PR BS need I say more?!?!?!?!

As for the sales....most likely NSMB Wii will out sell COD:MW2, nostalgia is a very powerful selling tool and Nintendo know how to milk it, of course their will be allot who will buy it because they love Nintendo style platformer as well....but at the end of the day the game with the better overall quality will be COD:MW2.

COD:MW2 single player has that action packed, atmospheric experience that IW is well known for, and although short in length they make it up with a fully featured online feature, all with decent looking graphics running @ 60FPS...very nice package indeed and weather your just a campaign player or only a multiplayer player you'll be satisfied if you like FPS in general.

While NSMB Wii has that classic style platforming that not only has that nolstalgic effect but is fun enough to bring in new gamers, the graphics are clinical meaning they won't wow you but do the game service for the source material. Now where Nintendo have dropped the ball big time is the lack of any online co-op, yes it does have 4 player local co-op by why no online?
Little Big Planet, which is very similar style to NSMB Wii, has 4 player local co-op, as well as 4 player online co-op, and it also has a variation of online and local co-op all at once, so it's clear that it can be done and something that Nintendo completely failed to even try.

Now many will cite that they don't care about online and that their happy with just the local stuff, but there are those who would also like the ability to play with their friends with out the need to be in the same room...I mean their will be situations where online co-op with friends will the preferred method as having friends over each and every time you wanna play together will be impossible, in this day in age online is a must, but this is another clear example of Nintendo's failure at online, or the lack of even trying to do online.

Overall these are my opinions to back up my reasoning of why COD:MW2 overall quality is a much better package than NSMB Wii.

my 2 cents, take that as you will.